Help a Student become a Graduate

Losing father to becoming a Lawyer

Cancer killed Regamitha’s father. Her mother worked 4 to 5 low-paying jobs to educate her. Regamitha did not disappoint her mother. She scored 97% in her 12th grade.

Despite scoring so high, still joining college was doubtful. Money was the only thing that stood between Regamitha & her dream.

Someone like me fundraised for Regamitha’s college education. She did not disappoint again. She has become a lawyer in 2022. Individuals like you and me can change lives through Team Everest scholarship.

Team Everest scholarship has sponsored 2500 children like Regamitha in 7 years. In 2023, they look to sponsor 500 to 1000 new students.

I am fundraising to help at least 1 student join college. The students are Parentless, Single Parented, and Financially Poor. Support my fundraiser and together let’s educate a child and change their story forever!

About the Scholarship

Team Everest's 'I am the Change' scholarship supports parentless, single-parented, financially poor students and helps them become graduates. They have sponsored the graduation of 2500 students to date.

It costs Rs 42,000 (Approx. USD 575) per student per year. Most students do a 3-year graduation course, but Team Everest also supports 4 and 5 years courses. It costs Rs 1,26,000 (Rs 42,000*3 years) or USD 1725 to make one student a graduate.

As part of this scholarship, students not only get financial assistance. They get at least 100 plus hours of employability skill training each year. Additionally, they get to do Internships in Corporates or Startups and get guidance to find a job during their final year.

Transparency

1. Team Everest also notifies all donors to which student your donation is used for. You will get this update by December 31st, 2023.
2. If you wish to speak with the student, meet the student in person or via video call, Team Everest also facilitates that.
3. If you wish to become a mentor or be in touch with the student and guide them, you can do that too.

Experience a student’s transformation

Karthik was selling samosas in the streets in 2006. Fast forward today, he works with Royal Enfield as an Assistant Manager. Team Everest scholarship is transforming many students’ lives. Hear from the student himself in this video -